Black 57 plate Lexus in Oxford this afternoon...
Black 57 plate Lexus in Oxford this afternoon...
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Marty Funkhouser

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5,443 posts

210 months

Tuesday 12th July 2011
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You collosal prick.

We'd all pulled over to let the fire engine past and there you are like a pathetic little limpet stuck to the back of it. You must have been close to causing two accidents that I could see as people who'd pulled over began to move off not realising that a brain donor like you would try to take advantage of the situation.

You really are a grade A moron.

Laird

26,140 posts

243 months

Tuesday 12th July 2011
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Sorry 'bout that paperbag

I was in a rush etc.

Garlick

40,601 posts

269 months

Tuesday 12th July 2011
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Black 57 plate Lexus you say.......tum de tum...... type

No, sorry he's not on here.

Regiment

2,799 posts

188 months

Tuesday 12th July 2011
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Wouldn't that be the fault of the people pulling out, the Lexus could have been following the fire engine for any reason that could be related to the fire the fire engine was rushing to and then colossal pricks do manuveur rather than mirror, signal, manuveur

davidjpowell

18,690 posts

213 months

Tuesday 12th July 2011
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Always a hazard to pay special attention to...

sebhaque

6,534 posts

210 months

Tuesday 12th July 2011
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In fairness, I have seen a car glued to the back of an Ambulance on B&Ts, most of the people (including me) who had pulled over assumed it was their loved one in the ambulance and didn't kick up a fuss about it. I have heard stories of ambulance crews asking family members to keep up, although whether this translates into practice or not I'm not really sure.

Marty Funkhouser

Original Poster:

5,443 posts

210 months

Tuesday 12th July 2011
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sebhaque said:
In fairness, I have seen a car glued to the back of an Ambulance on B&Ts, most of the people (including me) who had pulled over assumed it was their loved one in the ambulance and didn't kick up a fuss about it. I have heard stories of ambulance crews asking family members to keep up, although whether this translates into practice or not I'm not really sure.
I could see that with an ambulance but a fire engine?

sebhaque

6,534 posts

210 months

Tuesday 12th July 2011
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Marty Funkhouser said:
I could see that with an ambulance but a fire engine?
I suppose it could have been a house fire with kids or pets in the house or something? Either way, just a small anecdotal input on my front.

Shaw Tarse

31,888 posts

232 months

Tuesday 12th July 2011
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From what I've read, most "blue light" drivers say 2nd vehicle is most risky to be in?